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Smoke and Mirrors Tanya Huff Fantasy PB Smoke Trilogy 2
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Mass-market paperback, 404 pages. Published by Daw Books, 1st pb printing, 2006. ISBN: 978-0756403485
In Good used condition, heavy spine slant, moderate cover wear, store sticker on back cover.
SMOKE AND MIRRORS is the second novel in a brilliant new contemporary fantasy series that reintroduces us to two characters from Tanya Huff's beloved Blood novels--vampire Henry Fitzroy and Tony Foster, a former street kid and "snitch" who is given a chance for a better life by Henry.
Relocating to Vancouver with Henry, and forced to get his act together, Tony lands a job as a Production Assistant at CB Productions. In an example of art echoing life, the syndicated TV series Tony works for is Darkest Night, a show about the adventures of a vampire detective.
Everything is going fine until shadowy forces from another dimension attack the crew, and Tony discovers he's a fledgling wizard.
Things have been quiet on the set since the defeat of the shadows. Then Chester Bane, head of CB Productions, rents Caulfield House, a long-deserted, turn-of-the-last-century mansion, to shoot an episode about a haunted house. It should be an easy week, with a perfect setting, the cast all in place, the script ready to go, but there's one little hitch that no one's counted on. Caulfield House really is haunted
In Good used condition, heavy spine slant, moderate cover wear, store sticker on back cover.
SMOKE AND MIRRORS is the second novel in a brilliant new contemporary fantasy series that reintroduces us to two characters from Tanya Huff's beloved Blood novels--vampire Henry Fitzroy and Tony Foster, a former street kid and "snitch" who is given a chance for a better life by Henry.
Relocating to Vancouver with Henry, and forced to get his act together, Tony lands a job as a Production Assistant at CB Productions. In an example of art echoing life, the syndicated TV series Tony works for is Darkest Night, a show about the adventures of a vampire detective.
Everything is going fine until shadowy forces from another dimension attack the crew, and Tony discovers he's a fledgling wizard.
Things have been quiet on the set since the defeat of the shadows. Then Chester Bane, head of CB Productions, rents Caulfield House, a long-deserted, turn-of-the-last-century mansion, to shoot an episode about a haunted house. It should be an easy week, with a perfect setting, the cast all in place, the script ready to go, but there's one little hitch that no one's counted on. Caulfield House really is haunted
